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da:ns festival 2018 NDT1/Akram Khan Company/Rianto.

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Contemporary Dance Singapore

M1 Contact Contemporary Dance Festival

Ezekiel Oliveira

Impressing the Czar is a seminal piece of dance – review

Bernice Lee

In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated by William Forsythe

Ezekiel Oliveira

William Forsythe won the heart of popular imagination

Bernice Lee

Albert Tiong plunges into a new work of dance – That Which Cannot Be Divided.

Ezekiel Oliveira

Forsythe season – Impressing the Czar and Blake Works I

Bernice Lee

Choreographer's spotlight

xhe by Daniel Kok ‘I’m not strictly interested in dance.’

Bernice Lee

Rianto – catapulted to the world stage

Ezekiel Oliveira

Sol León and Paul Lightfoot -‘it’s vital to have freedom’

Ezekiel Oliveira

‘If you don’t love India, I don’t think you can love Indian classical dance’ – Amrita Lahiri

Ezekiel Oliveira

10 questions with Benjamin Millepied

Ezekiel Oliveira

Choy Ka Fai saves the world from bad choreographers

Ezekiel Oliveira

Critical thinking

Aaron Watkin – Dresden Semperoper Ballett

Ezekiel Oliveira

Q&A (the 36 questions) with Rachel Erdos – interview

Ezekiel Oliveira

Lisbeth Gruwez – interview

Bernice Lee

Echoes of an Epic: A Brief History of the Mahabharata

Bernice Lee

T.H.E Dance Company: Ten Years in Review

Stephanie Burridge

Ching-Ying Chien – Until the Lions

Ezekiel Oliveira

classical indian dance

Ula will transport you back in time.

Ezekiel Oliveira

Pallavi with Stillness seductive and intriguing – review

Ezekiel Oliveira

Nritya Tarang – Spirit of Kuchipudi Dance – review

Ezekiel Oliveira

‘If you don’t love India, I don’t think you can love Indian classical dance’ – Amrita Lahiri

Ezekiel Oliveira

Rasanubhava a sanguine quality – review

Bernice Lee

Rudram a dance homage to Shiva – review

Ezekiel Oliveira

ballet

William Forsythe won the heart of popular imagination

Bernice Lee

Forsythe season – Impressing the Czar and Blake Works I

Bernice Lee

L.A. Dance Project, Graham/Millepied/Peck-review

Ezekiel Oliveira

John Cranko’s Romeo and Juliet – review

Bernice Lee

Swan Lake – in the spirit of modern dance

Ezekiel Oliveira

Ballet Under The Stars – review

Bernice Lee

Theatre

Yesterday it rained salt – review

Ezekiel Oliveira

Kinky Boots an uplifting camp extravaganza – review

Ezekiel Oliveira

The Lion King, a sense of heart-warming nostalgia like no other – review

Joseph McWilliams

“Forked”: Jeanette doesn’t do Asian

Ezekiel Oliveira

“Attempts: Singapore”: Curtains Don’t Match the Drapes

Ezekiel Oliveira

“The Neighbor’s Grief is Greener”: A Dark Domesticity

Ezekiel Oliveira